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Christhead
Who gives a shit about the other kids - the poor handlers who aren't paid nearly near enough to deal with your snot dragon could get sick and not be able to come in to do their jobs! I would love it if all the daycare staff got sick and had to close the daycare down for a few days. It would force all the moomies to stay home from work with their own sick kyds.
If a kid comes into daycare sick they should isolate her from all the other kids. Put her in a makeshift quarantine and don't let her touch ANYTHING. I would love to see the Moo uproar about the daycare staff "shaming" and "discriminating against" her chyld and ostracizing her from the other kids. Well that's what you get when you knowingly pawn your little germ vector onto the innocent daycare staff.
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yurble
Daycare places are hard to arrange. They should simply have a policy that if your kid is found to be sick within the first hour after arrival and you do not come pick it up within another hour, your children are kicked out of the daycare permanently, and you lose whatever you've paid in advance. Make them sign a contract to that effect.
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As I see it, yes the moomy should be required to stay at home with the spawn, but then since these mutants are always sick, then that leaves moo to take off tons of work days through the various avenues afforded to her because she spread her legs. This, as many of us have seen in our own workplaces, leaves us to pick up their slack when pweshush is sick.
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As I see it, yes the moomy should be required to stay at home with the spawn, but then since these mutants are always sick, then that leaves moo to take off tons of work days through the various avenues afforded to her because she spread her legs. This, as many of us have seen in our own workplaces, leaves us to pick up their slack when pweshush is sick.
Maybe if it wasn't always the moo - if these breeders instituted some equality in their own relationships - it wouldn't have quite as much impact on the workforce. One of my co-workers has a kid, and when it is sick he and his wife alternate days off work. But it seems like for most breeders, it's always the mawm's responsibility, which means that her co-workers suffer and women in general wind up looking less employable.
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icyveinedcfguy
Women in general should never be less employable, nor should they even appear to be less employable. We're all human beings here. I think the moo subset of the human race tend to be skewed towards loafing. These moos and duhs should take a page out of that moo/duh couple's book and swap spawn duty. Maybe they'd complain less....? :eyebrows
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kidlesskim
The bottom line is it's their kid and THEIR problem to secure adequate alternate supervision for it when it's sick. They know it's going to become sick at some point in it's day care career, so therefore they need back up places it can stay and be cared for in advance like Mee-Maw, Baby Daddy, arrange to swap out a favor with a stay at home Moo neighbor, or let their "Maiden childless aunt" watch it, I really don't give a shit! All I care about is they don't dump it off on unsuspecting groups of people, including the other spawn at daycare, to spread it's disease to the public and/or they don't constantly miss work because of their loaf. Their kid=their problem.
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I feel like I get screwed twice by that, once because I don't get the same consideration for my life (men are also affected in this way), but then again because employers assume that any woman of childbearing age is going to cost them.
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